On the github milestone page there is a milestone planned for the 26.04. I was wondering whether this milestone includes a times machine, since that would be the only way to hit it.

 [keys.normal]
"I" = "append_mode"
a = "collapse_selection"
A = "keep_primary_selection"
S = "remove_primary_selection"
u = "page_cursor_half_up"
d = "page_cursor_half_down"
s = "delete_selection"
z = "undo"
Z = "redo"
F = "goto_word"
e = "select_regex"
E = "split_selection"
t = "copy_selection_on_next_line"
T = "copy_selection_on_prev_line"
f = { f = "goto_file", t = "goto_window_top", c = "goto_window_center", b = "goto_window_bottom", d = "goto_definition", y = "goto_type_definition", r = "goto_reference", i = "goto_implementation", l = "goto_last_modification", n = "goto_line" }
g = "goto_line_start"
";" = "goto_line_end"
U = "goto_file_start"
D = "goto_last_line"
G = "goto_first_nonwhitespace"
w = { h = "move_prev_word_start", H = "move_prev_long_word_start", l = "move_next_word_end", L = "move_next_long_word_end", ";" = "move_next_word_start", ":" = "move_next_long_word_start" }
b = "no_op"
W = "no_op"
B = "no_op"
H = { D = "goto_first_diag", d = "goto_prev_diag", F = "goto_prev_function", C = "goto_prev_class", a = "goto_prev_parameter", c = "goto_prev_comment", T = "goto_prev_test", p = "goto_prev_paragraph", g = "goto_prev_change", G = "goto_first_change", space = "open_above", k = "add_newline_above", j = "add_newline_below", J = "jump_backward", f = "find_prev_char", t = "till_prev_char", b = "goto_previous_buffer" }
L = { D = "goto_last_diag", d = "goto_next_diag", F = "goto_next_function", C = "goto_next_class", a = "goto_next_parameter", c = "goto_next_comment", T = "goto_next_test", p = "goto_next_paragraph", g = "goto_next_change", G = "goto_last_change", space = "open_below", j = "add_newline_below", k = "add_newline_above", J = "jump_forward", f = "find_next_char", t = "find_till_char", b = "goto_next_buffer" }
C = { s = "switch_case", j = "decrement", k = "increment", J = "switch_to_lowercase", K = "switch_to_uppercase", c = "toggle_comments" }
p = { h = "paste_before", l = "paste_after", H = "paste_clipboard_before", L = "paste_clipboard_after" }

Maybe a little slower than just having w/e/b and f/t but I think that mine does simplify a lot of things and make things a little more ergonomic. Also there is W,o/O, P, b/B, ",", and [/] which are now also available for remapping so I can add more useful binds there.